sp800 wheelie
Jan 22, 2006 | 04:20 AM
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Originally posted by: bmitch0675
I have a 05 700 twin non efi, with less than 15 hours. It pulls wheelies easy in high gear. just sit back on the seat and pull on the handle bars and hold on.
I have a 05 700 twin non efi, with less than 15 hours. It pulls wheelies easy in high gear. just sit back on the seat and pull on the handle bars and hold on.
Jan 22, 2006 | 04:21 AM
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Originally posted by: JjEjFjf
Where did you find the info at?
Originally posted by: TJ700
when i was looking up the 800 clutch, they show 2 different primary clutches. both have the same replacement #, but with different descriptions. i bet some of them built early may have the problem?
Originally posted by: JjEjFjf
I wonder why that is?
Does anyone have any ideas?
Could it have anything to do with the break in procedure or maybe grade of fuel?
I dont see how they can be differant.
Originally posted by: 500DUSE
JjEjFjf
Some 800's do and some dont.
Just like some can beat a KQ's and brute's and some can't.
Unfortunatly mine cant do either(stock).
But i put a clutch kit in and that took care of the wheelie part.
NO pulling on the bars or leaning back,just put it in High and go.
2500# winch,double tube bumpper and a 50# bag of corn on the front rack
JjEjFjf
Some 800's do and some dont.
Just like some can beat a KQ's and brute's and some can't.
Unfortunatly mine cant do either(stock).
But i put a clutch kit in and that took care of the wheelie part.
NO pulling on the bars or leaning back,just put it in High and go.
2500# winch,double tube bumpper and a 50# bag of corn on the front rack
Does anyone have any ideas?
Could it have anything to do with the break in procedure or maybe grade of fuel?
I dont see how they can be differant.
dave at breese told me they only made the one part #, but i wonder if the factory part could be a lil different?
Jan 22, 2006 | 11:14 AM
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Originally posted by: TJ700
I wouldnt doubt it a bit. Something screwy is going on.
When i go up to my dealer this week i'll ask him about that.
Jan 22, 2006 | 11:20 AM
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Originally posted by: yamahalltheway
yea u should be close to broken in. have been able to tell any diffrence in the motor? P.S. dont forget change oil at first 10 hours and the next 10 and go by manual from there.
yea u should be close to broken in. have been able to tell any diffrence in the motor? P.S. dont forget change oil at first 10 hours and the next 10 and go by manual from there.
Jan 22, 2006 | 11:46 AM
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ive got all the power mods you have, minus the carb.
Jan 22, 2006 | 12:31 PM
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Originally posted by: TJ700
sucks to be me, mine just dies in high when you hit it from a stop. doesnt really pick up until about 10mph you can feel a good kick.
ive got all the power mods you have, minus the carb.
sucks to be me, mine just dies in high when you hit it from a stop. doesnt really pick up until about 10mph you can feel a good kick.
ive got all the power mods you have, minus the carb.
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